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Flute/Cello duet

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All comments welcome. :)

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DYNAMICS and PHRASING, in addition it's not all that ideomatically written, theres nothing really unique to the instruments being done. it also looks as if it were written by a pianist. This is not to say there's anything BAD with the piece, only that it is very diatonic, short and therefore predictable.

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>DYNAMICS and PHRASING

Um, what? Sorry, I'm new to the composing thing, so I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say. Do I need to add dynamics and clarify the phrasing?

>it's not all that ideomatically written

Can you elaborate? What would be idiomatic and what in particular makes this one not so? I'm confident that it's not idiomatically written as I was just making a good sound rather than following any rules or styles (because I don't know any). ;)

>theres nothing really unique to the instruments being done

Meaning, it doesn't cater to the strengths and weaknesses of the instrument?

>it also looks as if it were written by a pianist

I wish I were a pianist, then I'd probably have an easier time with theory. The only instrument I play is the flute.

>only that it is very diatonic, short and therefore predictable

I seem to be all questions today. Can you specify what you mean by "very diatonic"? I would expect that with nothing but the key of C major, but I'm not entirely sure how that makes it predictable.

Thanks for the comments, by the way.

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